...law was the law that should be taught in English universities was a voice that for centuries cried in the wilderness. It was 1679 before French law obtained...apparently we shall never know much of their first days*0. Unchartered, unprivileged, unendowed, without remembered founders, these groups of lawyers...

...schools saved, but isolated, English law in tho days of the Reception". Und S. 26 — 28: „ . . . no English institutions are more distinctively English...Inns of Court; of none is the origin more obscure . . . Unchartered, unprivileged , unendowcd, without remembered foundors, these groups of lawyers formed...

...schools saved, but isolatcd, English law in the days of the Reception". Und S. 26— 28: „ . . . no English institutions are more distinctively English than the Inns of Court: of none is the origin inore obscure . . . Uuchartered , unprivileged , unendowed, without remembered founders, these gronps...

...was not established until the transatlantic Cambridge was setting an example to her elderly mother.09 But then, throughout the later middle age English...been academically taught. No English institutions arc more distinctively English than the Inns of Court ; of none is the origin more obscure. We are...

...Inn, and Thavies' Inn. See Rex v. Barnard's Inn, 5 Ad. & E. 17, and Smith v. Kerr, [1900] 2Ch. 511. "Throughout the later middle age English law had been...apparently we shall never know much of their first days. Unchartered, unprivileged, unendowed, without remembered founders, these groups of lawyers formed...

...was not established until the transatlantic Cambridge was setting an example to her elderly mother69. But then, throughout the later middle age English...apparently we shall never know much of their first days63. Unchartered, unprivileged, unendowed, without remembered founders, these groups of lawyers...